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Sat, Jun 23, 12 at 21:02
| These are ones I started last year on my new trellises.
Huldine and Blue Angel are together on this one.
Avant Garde is planted with Rebecca. Rebecca didn't do too well on growth as I believe the bunnies are running up and down the garden bed and damaged some of her vines.
Here is Rebecca earlier
I'm think of getting another Comtesse de Bouchard or a different red clematis and removing Rebecca from this spot and giving her a different location. Julia |
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| Rebecca does not get nearly as big as your other clematis being from the light prune catagory. She always blooms her head off for me early in the season with good repeat bloom. Thank you for sharing the beautiful photos. |
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| I too have Huldine and a Blue Angel, but not together, mine are in large containers and I just prunned both a while back, I think i'll pull their containers together and see how they do together for me. I don't have Rebecca but my mom did but Rebecca was very very slow and then finally just disappeared my mom said.. |
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- Posted by bloomorelse Z4b NB Canada (My Page) on Thu, Jun 28, 12 at 18:24
| Maybe you could replace Rebecca with Madame Julia Corevon. I hear she is stunning and a great bloomer. I haven't found her locally yet. |
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| I was thinking the same thing with Madame Julia Corevon since Avant Garde is a small flower and so is MJC. Now to find a sale and where the shipping costs are not more than the clem itself. Julia |
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- Posted by buyorsell888 Zone 8 Portland OR (My Page) on Fri, Jun 29, 12 at 10:23
| I wish my Avant Garde looked that good. |
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| buyorsell888L: I have more blooms now on Avant Garde from the last time I posted. Sorry about the tilting pic but I think you get the idea of just how prolific it is here. It has done terrific here as has Blue Angel and Huldine. Julia |
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